no that's not possible. The next version will feature a Stop operator, which will however stop the complete process. What you could do is to use a Branch operator which checks a macro, which you can set in the inner process of Branch to a "stop" value. If the condition of Branch does not longer match, it will execute it's right inner process, which will be pretty fast if you leave it empty.
no that's not possible. The next version will feature a Stop operator, which will however stop the complete process.
What you could do is to use a Branch operator which checks a macro, which you can set in the inner process of Branch to a "stop" value. If the condition of Branch does not longer match, it will execute it's right inner process, which will be pretty fast if you leave it empty.
Best, Marius